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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Hen ". T. Powers lsGs fstnrasd fsom
g. West.
MRS. 6eorxe McFavis. of(sltst. ia yis-
iti1g is.sn,ls II Paris.
ass Berais D Dol. ef C.inton.st., Is now
visieax srsnds ia Ca,esxo.
l.sF. or. Canpbsli Esir vii deliver ths
memorial d4s slsirsss - Nssayko on Non
Cay.
Mr. snd Mrs. r. NJ. Amsdsn bare zone
l. Mex lors and sosIon for y snres weeks
visit.
II Fllsr. n f.os Angeles. California. Is
n see eisy oeyins iornitase i0r nev
kc,ei.
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Of Aka Lena EeasinsgsB. of NssnsHg-
ten s..
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tusnsss ana pisnzafS ZIP - CEsaaSo sad
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han hsys g. uraed fsom \ visit At Port
Hnrca and Glfoif.
4 - Crsries vln xl4e sofne good advice
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ecrl nt rsemet ig4s ~
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ifu0esi = useetin< ~ ;bs anti saloon Rspub-
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isxsais IS ~sf LAS City.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Clacttr-6eorse Chu0b ". Holiie Phil
lips. rspleyio. jGssgaent fer psiDtiG six
cents kDd cossS, proceelirzs stayed tea
dfes---- ailo Anble ps. Alvin Lsfzwa5,
ass0nspss, orier setting aside stay o. pro-
ces3lnxs relating 70 issue ri ere hti0a as3
ssfv gfereensscr 49, snrice iiofd vs. Chfis-
tepssef ktssf. irespass-on tie ease 0r3sr fhss
vsrIfrt art je0xsneas Be So assce ac3 res
tr.ai GRANTED ualsss piasnfiH esses within
tea days % rensis ~ said izoEne1i al bGt
tie sfa. cf $50 AID ests
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tesF A 4orae1 . Aag 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

The faasral Of the lase Eassy Johnson
was held Yesterday afternoon from The resi-
s,encc. l37 Asdigon-sys-. with large attend
aces OF felstlyss and friends, including tbs
cflicers and directors Of the O-Wash-ta-
N0rg CsnD Who aitsndsd in a body. Rey.
a X Merriam cocductsd the services. and
the llofa. offerings were numerous and
beautiful. PrineipAl snsng thgse wss =
large anchor, fsHF feet in length. made in
rcsss. ffon the -Ncpg club, n
lsfee pillow OF pssrl nipbifos roSss with
Toe name Harry" Ia sweet aiyssufn: ffopl
his ftliow ciefks. and large standing
harp Of roses from the Old National bank.
fise remains were followed 20 The Valley
cits cemetery BY q large concourso OF
lf.ends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28


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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Tho Phiihsrmesie Concert and the sword
Drill ~ the Philharmonic Concert.

The Phnhsrmesie Concert and tsse sword
Drill ~ the Philharmonic Concert.
The members OF the Press Club are
particularly anxious 10 make their ben
efit entertainment at Powers next Mon
day evsnlng . fine affair in every
way, aud they have been locking
ior some local attraction to help toward
tha. end The New York Philharmonic
Club IS one of the very finest rnusicsl or
gsnisstions in the United States and the
programme which they will present Mon
day evenicg is a deligf tfgl all through.
Their prices everywhere IS 81 and yet the
Press Club are selling reserved seats for
Monday evening at 75 cents, while the gene
ral admission j. bot 80 cents YESTERDAY MISS
Emma Noon and the young ladies of her
eonlvsny kindly consented to gsse an ex-
hibi.s3n sword drill between the first and
second parts OF the concert. There are
hundreds Of our citizens who will buy
reserved seat 70 see the sword drill alone
Il is hoped that every business man ard
prominent citizen of Grand Rapids will
purchase at least two reserved seats and
thus help the Press club I'D secnre what Is
has long desired aud needed. q1ayters Of
their own. 4 particularly pleasing enter
tain aren't is assured Tor next Monday even
inz
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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hs1se 3 alsf ziil nonsiiei eon6sms,ian
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Judge Baslngame has adopted new
system in dealing With diyorcr business IL
the Superior court which viii have a lsn-
oeIcy 70 discourage secret legal separations.
An exact record o. every ex-parte divorce
cass that comes into eoort Is kent. The
ssses are heart only Monday and In open
cours. and IN taking testimony sieno-
erapher shall be employed so that in the
iature II The question comes mp who isssi-
fied IN certain divorce case. or what the
testimony was. the matter can be settled III
a moment by turning TO the record The
testimony Is ali taken and the DEGREES
granted, in open court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Tho Rhlharmonic cssb coaesrs at Pow
ess

&N3 Asn&f t.atEiC ttsD toatsAe Al Ao0-
The members of the Press Club are snx-
ions 70 make their benefit sn Monday night
enc OK the best entertainments ever given
n ths city. The com Tnittee has under con-
sstssstion ss,eEsi iocai attractions. and viii
- sbls 20 d-nnits.y Announce tomorrow,
s5nts hing thas vii plesse the srnU~ement-
seekers. ct ths Mes YORK Philharmonic
Cab. whiSb has bean secnred for The event,
Hensy G Post, who has a high reputation
in 'h's e''y % musician ADD critic. said
xesieFcAy. Tie club Is the best in lne
cpentry. every msa IS an artist aud they
litse na'iSnzl rep1tatiOn. Their coming
vill be The most important and interesting
rnasicas event Of tbs season. and Il will be =
rare treat tlist those who are fond OF the
best music eznrot ahord TO miss. | anu
Elad tho pailhaft1naic club il cona'n.,
sl.al atisra inysesf and shall endsavor TO
haze ay pupils there. IS ! believe it will
o. ss good ~ les,sn ios them"
Tee coneert will be eiyea Monday even
Iny and reserved seats can now DC secured
At SpEaker & HySsdonc's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

commodore George r. Perry. who will
command the Reeds Lake squadron during
tn coc,ing regatta. may not achieve as
great victory ss did his iIlassrious sucss-
tor Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry on
Lake Erie. BAT he will be better equipped
Tor the Discharge Of bis duties. Adniral
Hsssoa retired. who Is in Sss Yo-k au-
iicpatinx tie Comn0dorcs nes1s. mas sent
him a handsome silver watch 20 be 1sed ia
uniiGg tac events OF the coming engage
msEt. u il what IL called J0mmodoFs s
Watch. an hss stop sr1anesrrs-' onieh
msfks the quarter seconds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
"coMPAnY AS" BENEFIT.
A Very Pleasing Party At the West Side
Rfnlg Lat -icht.

Rfat@ t&@<1 8tSHt
;. 'ras select and merry party that filed
tie West Side skating Academy last even
ing. The occasion was the benefit ball
given by the young ladies Of Company A
for The purpose Of securing funds tor the
purchase Of military cars for the company
10 orcer that they may appear in tho par
ade On Decoration Dav. fhe Company is
comrrised OF txenty-fonr young and pref
" girls from the High school. The mem
befs were ali present last evening aud
looked charming IN white dresses AZ q
military cars. these last being bor-
rows0 frcm tie cadets Miss Jenaie Riley
i Captain Of tie Coinn11y. and her fssbeF.
ex Controller Riley. sctsd a. Treasurer at
TIE Jsr.y lAss evening" There was about
81 iktT couples present. and nndou5is as a
sufficient suEi was reaiized e. purchase fns
csps The gouag isies alsJ served ice
cream and other fefreshfnsnss and appzr
ertiiF evtryoas enjoyed the amusement AZ
issrtfed
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

= warrant vas Issued yesterday ,r tAe
sfrsas CT nan named Fisk. d 6raI Rap
- fssry. who RESIDES iilrrs nsllss frou4 the
ciig en- Esss Eisssge 81 snd BE ssys that
tssk ssrasx hsm = "a q sgsek en The he4t
ba,iig l.4ilstt,s hial
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Now as Spring is here. and everybody
changes their clothing would advise you.
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dye
ing. 10 take srlch where yor can get The
best work done ut the lowest prices. Such =
place is the '0ld and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. 27 Canal-st.
n. b. Binding. lining and repairing of
gents clothing is done with the utmost Of
neatne~s and durability. which is proven
beyond a aouos
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

A ssmhsr Of veltkno~a capitalists are
- Il % be Interested ~ a psoiecs to ran an
electric motor rAi.faad ue Bridge 81 lali.
Colouel isnkzs. $. l. snsi 2. Z Fslisr ana
y E Core.tf are snaefx It's lsTIss named
AZ e6naeslisn uftia sas snssflsesssse aad tzs ;
tfo ere said 80 nave besa airea1y plsi <s,l
ieav,nx sur = 60 10 insare tie s8cess. O.
tne pr9isct.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

/ shall ever hold in sincere and grateful
remembrance the many kind fiiends aud
neighbors who "a led and befrienied me IN
50 many waysT during the sickness and
death OF my bsioved husband 1 would
especially thank the friends for the beauti-
rendered AZ the funeral.
MEs. Bruce W. LIscoLS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Fsaaor fiales haa Bis Isx broken foar
inehss s5ese the a. kie yesterday Afsernoon.
wsllr pszf batl ara SrzsiV.ils-1ve. lie
Fes fsken 3 a hack 20 hss msto=Fs house
6a l.slsksrs.l-ase.. hig SIC Fz'usei - ssss
8}sa ~ Hzinx s4ssstssc - F- ks<ea ia
tAe Ssfr1l Naxs8 - the A. HJase
rsiefs ~ Pyle ressse,t the ffse.Hss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
RsoPATh'S HISTORY % The
wOaLD.
A ssroaE Tsibass fssu gaags pasiia-
game

game
~ 4. Merris0a. Ess
D9aE sik II have quite carefuiiy and
critically examsnst the publication foa arc
introducing "a our city. eaiisled tcgelo-
pelis OF tfDisestal HlseoFy by DR.. joha
csrk ki.psth, aAi ain Sfy happy 70 aa-
tkSt4s yea 10 a6d my name /. your Isl ef
sussai9eFs 10 un9uesitonas,ls satbensiei-
" Is added bril.laaes of style sslaom
.scrsr--s
x-~or< of s51sr rpfcsa scers a. the
history Of the Eginail rae. and extend<ls
over the space rom tie beginnipg of sIst-
lixagion - The present time The Iairty-
two historical maps Of the nssiens Of the
earth IA ancient sEsi modern history are
Indispensable aliEe 10 all readefs OF history
aud Historical Hclion. Il Is As ia parFoffs
u be- complete historical library of itself.
and l an thankfn, % yon for the opportu-
nity Of subscribing for IL.
Truly etc. yours,
Epwfs A. BoRLIs0AME.
Judge OF the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

- Division ssrsst a ? sharsa = heisz
taorouxalr repars'i throakhosss All Nora-
Ken ar nov snksfFi ~ pateag az 4 nsT
re3f lae Lrhe< fufaf<o-lse - iete Viz
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ifesee the xsiEss Ine snilre SAe-sass e1li
sasoun. - ne1fly kSA<t
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Ladies having their nusbsnd ;
or sons easf-olf clothing 20 sell
will tnd that they can SET The
highest prices for ffeFn 81 The
Globe Ciotfing House. gg 2.
ridge 4. second store cast Of
Canal 81
Ordcrs By mail receive prompt
attention
HARRY NEWMAN, Propr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything IN the
line Of special furniture. inside
finish OF house, Office CT sore,
wood mantels, and contract
work Ct any kind made 90 order
en- short notice and IN the best
rnsnner out Of thoroughly dried
lhne Der of any kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
WOLVERINE CHAIR CO.
W. Z. Pearl-st, bridge
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04


And IL no dead at IsstP He fingered long.
Despite the fevcr-dis or doubt pain;
II seemed that faith had wov'n q web 90
strong ~
'rwouId keep him till his pulse beat true
Hgaiu;
Center of 30 much youth and hope and trust.
How could he crumbie into common dusis
Cold blew the fcy winds OF circumstance;
Prudence Hnd penury stood side by side,
Barbing the arrow ehOt by crafty chance.
Sna,ching the baisam from tho wounds Of
SANDER spiced we'll the CUP false friendship
And 80 Love died. wher shall we make his
grave?
Scatter no roses on tho bare, blnck earth,
Plant ma. white lilies; no b'ue violet bloom.
Weak In his death us fcebie In his birth,
Why should life strive 20 sanciify his Tomb
Even gentle memory Is by ruth forbid Z
TO honor augiit that died as light Love did.
Let the rank grasses flourish fenriessly.
VIII no fond footsteps brushing them
while tho young life no troubled. strong and
Turns 70 tho promise of the worlds new
Leaving tho darkenlng skies to close above
b unhaiiowcd burria!-plHoo of shallow
Love,
An the Year Round.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04

OF Glenn n ueciarnGions thai II Lillian
married him She should never touch q
CEN Of her money.
Doctor" she said one day, II never
knew a runaway marriage to turn out
we'll IN nv life"
Oh! that's u mistake. Miss Meg
rims." ] said. II have known many.
Mr.. Alburlis' own parents wero a runa-
way m Itch. She was u great belle. u
Miss Ellice Clark. and"
''WhaiT' screamed Miss Megrims,
jumping to her feet Ills mother nv
Elnce. my darling Ellicc! 1t can't be!
Why didn't you say so before. Doctorp
The dearest girl friend I evcr had in my
life. and I've treated her son 80 badly.
It's shameful in you. Doctor. Go and
bring the dear fellow here directly"
l did. and when he came she Script
urally fell upon his mock and wcpt, and
then they fell to talking about Clem's
mother until Glenn cried in concert.
Well. they did not have q runaway.
but did w. the affair in style, and all
went to Europe together. and the last
letter l have from Glenn declares tho
hippogrif to be one of the most charm
ing old maids the world ever pro-
duced.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04
A Minionaire's Hobby.

Senator Stanford's $4,000 stable is
rapidly approaching completion, and tho
contractors expect to have it ready for
the senator's horses and carriages early
next month. The stable is n model n
For months past the senator's represcn-
tative here has been overrun by cranks
and inventors with all sorts of new ideas
for the comfort or discomfort of the
horses. 1t has been the hardest thing
to convince these people that Senator
Stanford is not building a dime museum
for the exhibition of freaks or crank in
vontions. Men who have an idea that
horses would be better IL they slept in
beds have come to Senator Stanford to
ask him to put folding beds in his
horses stalls. One man had an idea
that the senator wanted to buy his pa
tent ny-driving machine and erect it
over each horse to keep the flies of
him. Another crank wrote u letter stat
ing that 1t would be good idea to paper
the ceiling with 1y-paper, and then the
horses would not be bothered. But such
ideas were not listened to. There are
inventions and improvements in the
stable which are great innovations. The
edifice is an imposing one on l. street.
The walls are twenty-five inches thick,
being built with n largo air-chambcr in
the centre so as to prevent the least bit
of moisture or dampness from penctrat-
ing the walls and giving the horses cold.
There will be ten stalls, all fitted up in
hardwood, deliberately carved and cm-
bcllished. At each trough is running
water, so that the grooms will not have
to carry water about the building and
slop il over the floor. The arrange
mcnt for letting feed down from the bins
above is u new invention. and n good
one. One OF the great objections to hav-
ing n carriagc-housc near the stable
proper is the odor absorbed. TO obvi-
ate this. tho carriages are run into the
stable and on to a large elevator and
carried upstairs TO a scaled Q
where they will be free from odor or dirt.
Tho stable Is decorated in hardwood
and is finished in elegant style. Wash
inQt0n Letter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04
Deafness Can Be Cured

Deafness is caused usually by an
inhamed condition of the mucus sur.
face of the Enstachian Tube. This
Tube is the channel of ~communica-
lion betwee" the tympaneum and the
upper part OF the pharynx Thouber.
Should this Tube become infiameG
and closed up, Deafness is the result
If it is only partially closed, you
have a rumbling sound or an imper
feet hearing There are two great
causes tor this; one is from TAX
ing a severe cold and the other from
an impure condition Of the blood,
the consequence is that this tube has
the Catarrh. Catarrh being nothing
but an inffamed condition of the mu
Gus surface. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally and acts directly
upon the blood and mucus surfaces
of the system. We offer one hundred
dollars reward for any cas- of deaf
ness (caused by catarrh) or a Ease of
catarrh that can not be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure. +. ]. CHENEY
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gyTSold by Druggists, IS cents.
cgSold by ]. F. L~aubengayer,
Owosso. rs cents.